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With a self-sealing design, there is no preload; does the bolt only experience the working load? How to determine the torque when installing bolts

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With a self-sealing design, there is no preload; does the bolt only experience the working load? How is the torque determined when installing bolts?
Reply #22018-12-13
This post was last edited by zjq1962 on 2018-12-13 09:15. Even though it is a tight seal, there should also be a pre-seal; first, conditions for an initial seal need to be created. It’s just that after operation, the higher the internal pressure, the greater the sealing specific pressure becomes.

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